Memory Related Vocabulary

What words can you think of connected with the mind or memory? How and in what circumstances do you use them? Let’s have a look at some memory related vocabulary.

The following words are the most commonly used. Remember, memory, memories, remind, reminder, memorize, memorial and reminisce.

Memory Related Vocabulary Words

Students often confuse the use of REMEMBER and REMIND. The following examples should help you with all of these words.

TO REMEMBER (v)

to retain information in your mind.

I am now 50 years of age but can remember my first day at school quite clearly.

He can remember clearly the look on her face when he told her the news.

REMEMBERED (past participle)

There is a ceremony held every year at which the victims of the earthquake are remembered.

TO REMIND (v)

To make someone remember something.

I am very busy for the next few days and could forget about your request. Please remind me tomorrow and I will try and help you.

I would like to remind everybody that next week is a holiday and there is no need to come to school.

REMINDER (n)

He often wrote short notes to himself as a reminder to do something the next day.The explosion at the church was a reminder to everyone that they need to be on their guard against racially motivated attacks.

Difference between Remind and Remember - Video Lesson

In this English video lesson you will learn what is the difference between REMIND and REMEMBER. Remind vs remember. Intermediate level English lesson to help you improve your speaking skills.

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MEMORY (n)

The ability to remember things, people, places, etc.

Do you have a good or bad memory? Can you remember things easily?

He crashed his car a month ago and since that date has lost his memory but the doctors believe it will comeback slowly.